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4.8 from 2,700+ Palate Project reviews
Beyond Sushi
Three sake, each with a job to do. Turn your usual dinner into a fun guided tasting.
Bring your usual food
3 pro pairing jobs
Perfect for 1-3 people
Gift-ready
Pizza
Fried Chicken
Fries
Chili
Spicy Tuna Roll
Jalapeño
Fresh Fruit
Brie
Garden SaladPizzaFried ChickenFriesChiliSpicy Tuna RollJalapeñoFresh FruitBrieGarden SaladThree sake, each with a job to do. Turn your usual dinner into a fun guided tasting.
Bring your usual food
3 pro pairing jobs
Perfect for 1–3 people
Gift-ready
What’s in the box
3 premium sake — 300 ml each
$120+ in restaurant pours
Tasting mat
Included
Bonus: Sake Compass — pairing wheel
Yours to keep
Shipping
$19.50 Free
YOU PAY
$99
How it works
Just four simple steps, straight from the tasting mat in the box.
Set your meal on the table with a glass or cup (a wine glass is fine), and lay the tasting mat beside it.
Taste all three, one at a time, with a bite of food between sips. Place each bottle on the circle you think fits.
Spin the Sake Compass to each job and see its taste profile. Match the symbol in the window to the one on your bottle.
You met three taste profiles tonight. The Sake Compass holds eight. Keep it in the kitchen and let any dinner point you to its sake.
This is the actual mat from the box — go ahead, give it a flip.
The lineup
We picked three from far corners of the taste chart, so whatever is on your table tonight, one of them is built for it.
Naraman “Junmai”
Good with rich and oilyPizza · Fried Chicken · Fries
Rich, oily food needs a sake with backbone. This one cuts through the grease and holds its round, full body to the last bite, so nothing feels heavy.
Boil water. Turn off heat. Pour sake into a heat-resistant carafe and place in hot water for three minutes. Warm sake × oily food = even better!
Yauemon “Tsukiakari” Nigori
Good with fiery heatChili · Spicy Tuna Roll · Jalapeño
When the heat spikes, this is the peacemaker. Its creamy, gentle sweetness wraps the spice and cools the burn, so fiery food goes down easy.
Try it as an aperitif. Served ice-cold before the meal, it’s silky, round and easy to love.
Narutotai “LED”
Good with light and freshFresh Fruit · Brie · Garden Salad
Light, fresh food deserves a light, fresh pour. Delicate and aromatic, this one stays out of the way, adding a gentle lift without ever covering the food.
Between courses, pour a little to reset. A cool, aromatic sip clears the palate so the next dish tastes bright and new.
Bonus — Sake Compass
Pizza night? Thai takeout? BBQ? Spin the compass and find the match. It stays in your kitchen long after the bottles are gone.
What’s for dinner tonight?
Stands up to grease, round to the last.
In this box — Naraman “Junmai”Three of the eight are in this box. The Compass points you to the rest.
Reviews
4.75 average rating for Sake Flight “The Original”
Beyond Sushi is brand new, so these reviews come from our first flight, Sake Flight “The Original.”
Very cool! Got it for my husbands birthday and he loved it. Was neat trying different flavors and discovered we like sweet sake
Really thoughtful and professional packaging. [Even] though I’ve been drinking sake for years, I learned something new! The sake flight is a really nice range for beginners too, and makes an awesome gift!
Such [a] fun and simple way to experience the breadth of sake!
FAQ
No, any dinner works. A mix of rich, spicy and light dishes lets you test all three. For any job tonight’s meal doesn’t cover, use its description and food examples to make your best guess.
Completely. The Original teaches you what you like; Beyond Sushi teaches you how to use it, with everyday food.
Yes. Each flight stands alone. If you want the broader taste profiles first, start with Sake Flight “The Original” ($89).
Just use a wine glass you already own. A tumbler or a small teacup works too. Nothing special required.
Yes, solo works well. Three 300 ml bottles pour about nine tasting glasses, which is comfortable for one to three people.
The same pours would cost $120+ at a restaurant. See the breakdown above. A tasting mat, the Sake Compass and shipping are all included.
No. The tasting mat guides you step by step. If you want the broader taste profiles first, start with Sake Flight “The Original” ($89).
Ships within two business days from California. Two to three days West Coast, five to seven days nationwide.
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